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future but that, as in past years,
,41111iY pick up a tag by applying
wet the municipal office at Carlow
regnlaroffice hours; if they wish.
t4aw O. 1-1985 to confirm the appoint -
of township officials was given third
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11010 appointments for 1985 are set
down.and- confirmed. Other than the 4p -
in , ent of Bruce Fisher, R.R. 4,
rich, who replaces Tom Moore as
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their rate of pay for couni1 andeoin-
mlttee meetings and anrnial hoziorarium at
the same level as for 1984. GenQraldiscus-
sions took place On the salary and hood
• rates of pay of all -employees and eotmcil
agreed that in general, a four percent in-
crease in rates would be approved. The
meeting was adjourned to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 17th_at which time fur-
ther consideration of salaries and hourly
rates of pay was made.
Also discussed at this meeting was the
holding of a ratepayers meeting to consider
the holding of special .events and the
publishing of an historic book to cone
neernoente Colborne Townohin's Ses-
quicentennial Anniversary in 1986. Such a
meeting- •will be held at 8:00 p.m. on
Thursday, February 7, 1985, and the clerk
was directed to place ads to this effect.
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ratepayer as a great deal of help from the
pubile will be required. The . •
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Tuesday, to 8:00
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January -
log Council gave all required readings to
By4aw No. 24985 to establish the salaries,
hourly and perdiein rates of pay and council
meetingitilay and honorarium for 1985.
Reports from the Drainage Superinten-
dent for possible future work on the Lamb's
Municipal Drainl in Lots 3, 4 and 5, Conces-
sion 4 West Division, and for possible
maintenance work on the Main and "A"
Branches of the Jewell Drainage Works
(1975) in Lot 11, Concession 10 West Division
were ordered tabled to the meeting of
February 19, 1985 for consideration and
decision.
The next regular meeting will he held at
8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 5, 1985 and
a special ratepayers meeting will be held at
8:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 27, 1985 to
consider the holding of special events ,and
the publishing of an historical Wok to Mark
the township's 150th anniversary.
Society set dates for summer events
The Dungannon Agricultural Society held
its annual meeting at the hall on Tuesday
evening, January 29. Twenty-nine people
shared a bountiful potluck meal and social
Following supper, Dennis Martin, from
the O.M.A.F. office in Clinton, and his wife
were introduced by the president, Bob
McNeil. Dennis showed the film, Proud
Beginnings, a tribute to Ontario farmers,
past and present.
Jim Aitchison gave a few words about
past fairs in which he showed horses.
Bernice Glenn read the minutes of the last
annual meeting and the 1984 financial report
was presented by treasurer, Lynda McNee.
The bank balance at the end of 1983 was
$129.17. Total receipts in 1984 amounted to
$33,531.48 while expenses were $33,549.36,
therefore, the bank balance as of December
31, 1984 was $111.29. A copy ,of the financial
report will be posted in the Dungannon Post
Office.
Bob McNeil reviewed 1984's events and
achievements, an ever-growing list, for
sure.
Advance prize lists for the Home Craft
Section of the 1985 Fair were obtained from
Bonnie Hodges, 529-7620, Dungannon.
The men plan to meet Tuesday, February
12 at the hall CO Pfeparellieliorteecattle and
crop sections of the Fair Book.
Dates were set for this summer's events.
The ball tournament will take place on the
Seniors enjoy euchre
There were 17 tables at the weekly euchre
held -at the Seniors- Centre Wednesday
evening. High lady was Dorothy Cugler and
low lady, Kay NiVins. High man lives John
Andrew and low man, Bryce Ritchie
Some of the Kindergarten children
registering from our• area this year are
Owen Rourke (Bob & Michelle), Catherine
Brindley (Ron & Michele), Jennifer
Pnehasee4Bill& Shirley),David Spivak
(Laird & Bonnie), and Bradley Hodges
(Clair & Bonnie).
Congratulations to Lily Rivett of Clinton
who will celebrate her 88th birthday on
February 9.
On Saturday,. Bill and Marie Park, Todd &
Brad, Tim & Wanda Hodges & Gertrude
Park were in Goderich at the home of Mike
& Val Bendig to help Joey celebrate his third
birthday.
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weekend of June 28, 29 and 30. The Horse
and Antique Tractor Pull, Barbecue, Varie-
ty Concert and Miss Dungannon Fair Queen
Competition will be Sunday, August 11. The
following weekend, August 16 men? will be
the DungannOn Fair. Mark these on your
calendar.
Mary Ellen Boel and Sandra Rivett were
appointed as auditors for 1985.
Howard Godfrey presented information
about the Mectron oil burner to increase
heating efficiency. A committee was formed
to decide the pros and cons and compile
more information.
Elections for directors were held with the.
following results: three-year directors are
Bernice Glenn, John Fielder, Eldon Culbert
and Michelle Brindley; two-year directors
are Bob McNeil, Lynda McNee, Jack
Caesar and Bonnie Hodges; one-year direc-
tors are Grant Johnson, Jack Pentland,
Barb MacAulay and Carol Nivins.
While others enjoyed a social time, the
directors held nominations for offices, with
these results: president, Carol Nivins; first
vice president, John Fielder; second vice
president, Grant Johnson; secretary, Bon-
nie Hodges; treasurer, Lynda McNee.
Donation lists for 1985 were distributed to
directors. Each will be canvassing an area
this month for donations of cash, vouchers
or merchandise for expenses and prizes at
the 1985.Fair.
It was decided that, for a period of one
year, the hall will not be available for stag .
and does. At the end of this time, a decision
will be made concerning future rentals for
these events.
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